According to Carrie Coon, Her David Fincher-Directed Debut Is “Horrific to Watch” — We Totally Disagree
Carrie Coon may not be able to stand her film debut in the iconic thriller Gone Girl, but it remains a widespread favorite.
It's always pleasant to have a new season of The White Lotusairing on HBO. With this new ongoing season, the greatest blessing is that audiences are reminded of the brilliance of one of its actors in a deep ensemble, Carrie Coon. The Emmy-nominated star of Fargoand The Gilded Age has been a mainstay on prestige television, bringing humor and gravitas to a wide variety of roles. Coon made her feature film debut in a film by perhaps the most imposing director for any actor, rookie or seasoned, to work with, David Fincher. Playing Margo Dunne in Gone Girl, Coon is effortlessly charming and sincere, but if you ask her about her breakthrough performance, she would feel otherwise.
